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ICYMI: US could lose next major war due to Pentagon’s ‘broken’ acquisition system
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 29, 2025 ICYMI: US could lose next major war due to Pentagon’s ‘broken’ acquisition system Senator Tim Sheehy and Katherine Boyle, general partner at Andreessen Horowitz and co-lead of its American Dynamism practice, penned an op-ed in Fox News supporting key reforms to the United States’ defense acquisition system in this year’s National Defense Authorization Act. “The United States simply cannot afford to wait until the next war starts to fix our broken acquisition system. We cannot sacrifice our national security on the altar of bureaucracy,” Sen. Sheehy and Boyle argue. In case you missed it… US could lose next major war due to Pentagon’s ‘broken’ acquisition system Senator Tim Sheehy
Sheehy Promotes Service Academies for Montana Students
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 24, 2025 Sheehy Promotes Service Academies for Montana StudentsSheehy Speaks with Montana Students About Leadership and Service MANHATTAN, Mont. – U.S. Senator Tim Sheehy (R – Mont.) yesterday visited Three Forks and Manhattan to hold town halls and informational sessions with Montana students about leadership, service, and attending a United States Service Academy. “My wife and I met at the Naval Academy. We were proud to serve our country, and we both know how rewarding it is to live a life of service after attending a service academy. That’s why I’m encouraging the next generation of Montanans to serve and educating kids
Following Montana Delegation Letter, USITC to Continue Investigation of Russia’s Predatory Palladium Trade
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 16, 2025 Following Montana Delegation Letter, USITC to Continue Investigation of Russia’s Predatory Palladium Trade U.S. SENATE – The U.S. International Trade Commission (USITC) has voted to continue investigations of imports of unwrought palladium from Russia. The USITC determined there is reasonable indication that the U.S. mining industry is injured by these imports that are allegedly sold in the United States at less than fair value, subsidized by the Russian government. The USITC decision follows a letter from Montana’s congressional delegation last month, calling on the Trump administration to take action to stop Russia’s predatory palladium trade practices and protect critical
Bozeman Daily Chronicle: Fired up: Finding rare freshman success, Sheehy’s wildfire bill signed into law by Trump
Laurenz Busch Chronicle Staff Writer June 17, 2025 Montana Sen. Tim Sheehy is finding some freshman success in Congress after a bill he introduced to promote wildfire response reform was signed into law by President Trump. On Thursday, before he flew back to Montana, Sheehy met with Trump, Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum and firefighters in the Oval Office of the White House. There, the Aerial Firefighting Enhancement Act was signed by the renowned black Sharpie. “Eliminating bureaucratic obstacles to fight wildfires more quickly and aggressively is America First common sense,” Sheehy said in a statement. “I am honored to have President Trump sign
FOX News: ICYMI: SENS SHEEHY, WARREN: Pentagon wastes billions with devastating repair rules. We’re working together to stop it.
Senator Tim Sheehy and Elizabeth Warren May 29, 2025 Our defense industrial base is stumbling. For years, the U.S. Department of Defense – under both Republicans and Democrats – failed to address one of the most fundamental issues within our military industrial complex, perverse incentives for contractors. But with the recently announced Army Transformation Initiative, Secretary of the Army Dan Driscoll and General Randy George are taking a major step to stand up for soldiers and strengthen our military readiness. Driscoll’s plan will help end one source of waste, fraud, and abuse. Every other military branch should follow their lead – and, if they do,
Semafor: The Senate’s bipartisan wildfire-fighting duo
Burgess Everett May 28, 2025 THE NEWS A few months ago, Alex Padilla was trying to keep Tim Sheehy out of the US Senate. Now the two senators are emerging as a forceful bipartisan duo. The California Democrat and Montana Republican are collaborating on a series of bills intended to more aggressively fight the wildfire epidemic now gripping the country from coast to coast. They’ve bonded over raising kids as senators, shared drinks, and — yes — Padilla thinks Sheehy is an OK guy, despite defeating former Sen. Jon Tester, D-Mont., during Padilla’s stint as a deputy on Democrats’ campaign arm last year. “Don’t get